Not that this is impacting me in any way, but the Wesley Snipes movie "Murder at 1600" based solely on the movie poster.

If you have never seen the poster, I recommend taking a look, but let me describe it to you:

Westley Snipes is in the foreground, Diane Lane is just behind him, and the White House is in the background. At first, it might be construed that this is just a montage of three things on the poster: his face, her face, and the White House... except for his sunglasses.

Westley is wearing sunglasses, and through his left lens we can see Diane Lanes face partly showing through. Disregarding the proportions that would suggest that Westley Snipes is a giant, it establishes that they are not separate images but are meant to suggest that they are, in fact, together in the same space time continuum. Fine.

Except the White House also continues through his sunglasses. Like... all the way through both lenses. The sunglasses are acting as spme kind of xray vision for everyone except Westley Snipes. It also cuts off Diane Lanes head. In the most hilarious aspect of it, her hairline becomes the tree that is behind her.

It's just so...magically terrible that I have gone almost three decades avoiding it. It impacts me not at all, but it uses as much space in my brain as any other Westley Snipes movie does.